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A Cuháré Kulturális Közhasznú Egyesület és a Cuháré Táncműhely harmadik alkalommal rendezi meg Szegeden a „Farsangi Cuháré" elnevezésű folk-costume ball.
On February 8, 2020, from 19:00 in the main hall of the Szeged Szent-Györgyi Albert AGÓRA, we are organizing an event where, alongside tradition preservation, we would like to create a true carnival ball with merriment, dancing, music, dinner, and a raffle.
The dance music will be provided by the Juhász Zenekar, who will play not only folk music but also ballroom music throughout the evening.
We hope that not only members of folk dance ensembles operating in Szeged and the surrounding area, but also people open to folk culture without professional experience will gladly participate in the event.
Entry is only possible in Hungarian folk costume - which can be the traditional dress of any region or village in the Carpathian Basin. Tastefully and carefully prepared folk-style or folk-inspired ballroom attire is also acceptable.
Our event is graced by distinguished guests such as Dr. Bárkányi Ildikó, deputy director general of the Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, Dr. Felföldi László, a multiple award-winning ethnographer and former director of the Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szögi Csaba, director of the Central European Dance Theatre, artistic director of the Bethlen Téri Theatre, and president of the Szeged Papucsért Foundation.
TICKET SALES AND INFORMATION
Tickets can be purchased at the Agóra!
Address: Szeged, Kálvária sgt. 23.
Website: www.agoraszeged.hu
Box office hours:
Monday-Friday: 8:00 - 18:00
Saturday: 9:00 - 16:00
Ticket price: 6 500 Ft per person (including dinner and midnight Swedish table service)
Gluten-free dinner can be requested when purchasing tickets!
This event is connected to the 2nd Szeged Papucs Day event, as a crowning finale, which begins on the same day at the Agóra from 14:00.
On February 8, 2020, from 19:00 in the main hall of the Szeged Szent-Györgyi Albert AGÓRA, we are organizing an event where, alongside tradition preservation, we would like to create a true carnival ball with merriment, dancing, music, dinner, and a raffle.
The dance music will be provided by the Juhász Zenekar, who will play not only folk music but also ballroom music throughout the evening.
We hope that not only members of folk dance ensembles operating in Szeged and the surrounding area, but also people open to folk culture without professional experience will gladly participate in the event.
Entry is only possible in Hungarian folk costume - which can be the traditional dress of any region or village in the Carpathian Basin. Tastefully and carefully prepared folk-style or folk-inspired ballroom attire is also acceptable.
Our event is graced by distinguished guests such as Dr. Bárkányi Ildikó, deputy director general of the Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, Dr. Felföldi László, a multiple award-winning ethnographer and former director of the Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szögi Csaba, director of the Central European Dance Theatre, artistic director of the Bethlen Téri Theatre, and president of the Szeged Papucsért Foundation.
TICKET SALES AND INFORMATION
Tickets can be purchased at the Agóra!
Address: Szeged, Kálvária sgt. 23.
Website: www.agoraszeged.hu
Box office hours:
Monday-Friday: 8:00 - 18:00
Saturday: 9:00 - 16:00
Ticket price: 6 500 Ft per person (including dinner and midnight Swedish table service)
Gluten-free dinner can be requested when purchasing tickets!
This event is connected to the 2nd Szeged Papucs Day event, as a crowning finale, which begins on the same day at the Agóra from 14:00.
As with other events or in other places, photographs and audio recordings may be made at this event. By entering the event, participants give their prior and explicit consent – without further question – to the recording and publication of their face and appearance as they may be recognizable in these recordings, for example for the purpose of promoting similar future events.
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